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Capitol Arts Market gallery ‘stirs emotions’ in Norfolk
The volume and variety of art and artisan work will amaze visitors at the Capitol Arts Market and Gallery in downtown Simcoe.
“People are usually looking for one thing,” said Susan Bennett. “It might be a water colour, it might be a piece of glass…”
Stratford Festival nets $250,000 in provincial funding; AD says season is off to “strong” start
As Perth-Wellington MPP Matthew Rae said, pound-for-pound, the Stratford Festival punches above its weight – which is why the Province of Ontario has awarded $250,000 to the local theatre company in one-time funding.
Maitland Masonic Lodge donates $10,000 to AMGH Foundation
Ongoing generous support from a proud community partner provides the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital (AMGH) Foundation with a $10,000 donation.
Capitol Arts Market gallery ‘stirs emotions’ in Norfolk
The volume and variety of art and artisan work will amaze visitors at the Capitol Arts Market and Gallery in downtown Simcoe.
“People are usually looking for one thing,” said Susan Bennett. “It might be a water colour, it might be a piece of glass…”
Stratford Festival nets $250,000 in provincial funding; AD says season is off to “strong” start
As Perth-Wellington MPP Matthew Rae said, pound-for-pound, the Stratford Festival punches above its weight – which is why the Province of Ontario has awarded $250,000 to the local theatre company in one-time funding.
Maitland Masonic Lodge donates $10,000 to AMGH Foundation
Ongoing generous support from a proud community partner provides the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital (AMGH) Foundation with a $10,000 donation.
Capitol Arts Market gallery ‘stirs emotions’ in Norfolk
The volume and variety of art and artisan work will amaze visitors at the Capitol Arts Market and Gallery in downtown Simcoe.
“People are usually looking for one thing,” said Susan Bennett. “It might be a water colour, it might be a piece of glass…”
Stratford Festival nets $250,000 in provincial funding; AD says season is off to “strong” start
As Perth-Wellington MPP Matthew Rae said, pound-for-pound, the Stratford Festival punches above its weight – which is why the Province of Ontario has awarded $250,000 to the local theatre company in one-time funding.
Maitland Masonic Lodge donates $10,000 to AMGH Foundation
Ongoing generous support from a proud community partner provides the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital (AMGH) Foundation with a $10,000 donation.
Capitol Arts Market gallery ‘stirs emotions’ in Norfolk
The volume and variety of art and artisan work will amaze visitors at the Capitol Arts Market and Gallery in downtown Simcoe.
“People are usually looking for one thing,” said Susan Bennett. “It might be a water colour, it might be a piece of glass…”
Stratford Festival nets $250,000 in provincial funding; AD says season is off to “strong” start
As Perth-Wellington MPP Matthew Rae said, pound-for-pound, the Stratford Festival punches above its weight – which is why the Province of Ontario has awarded $250,000 to the local theatre company in one-time funding.
Maitland Masonic Lodge donates $10,000 to AMGH Foundation
Ongoing generous support from a proud community partner provides the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital (AMGH) Foundation with a $10,000 donation.
Stratford Festival nets $250,000 in provincial funding; AD says season is off to “strong” start
As Perth-Wellington MPP Matthew Rae said, pound-for-pound, the Stratford Festival punches above its weight – which is why the Province of Ontario has awarded $250,000 to the local theatre company in one-time funding.
SKARB’s new Stratford plant to revolutionize construction with prefab wall systems
SKARB Inc., an innovative building materials company, is pleased to announce it has received a minor variance approval from the City of Stratford, paving the way for a new 30,000 square foot industrial manufacturing warehouse at 9 Humber St.
“We deserve better”: Residents call for community led solution to Stratford’s homelessness crisis
Justine Styles told Stratford city council on June 23 that she came to Stratford for a reprieve – a reprieve from abuse and hopelessness.
Bob Davis retires from coaching hockey, part two
After more than 30 years coaching minor hockey teams in St. Marys, Bob Davis announced the 2024-2025 season would be his last, with Davis retiring from coaching.
The 2025 Stonetown Heritage Festival is almost here
The highly anticipated Stonetown Heritage Festival will take to the streets of St. Marys bringing the community together through creativity, culture, entertainment and flavour.
One injured, residents displaced after late-night fire in Opera House apartment building
The cause of a fire that injured one residents and displaced others at the Opera House apartment building in downtown St. Marys is still under investigation, the town’s fire chief says.
Police hunting for Woodstock man facing human trafficking charges
Police are hunting for a Friendly City Man wanted on several human trafficking-related offences following an investigation by the London Police Service Human Trafficking Unit.
Broken water main forces closure of OCAB
Investigation into cause ongoing
Ingersoll’s MURC finding request not approved by province
Project will proceed but timeline may shift
Maitland Masonic Lodge donates $10,000 to AMGH Foundation
Ongoing generous support from a proud community partner provides the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital (AMGH) Foundation with a $10,000 donation.
Another $15,000 from Ladies Auxiliary to support track rebuild project
Goderich Legion Ladies Auxiliary recently made another generous donation to the Goderich Track Rebuild project.
Council presented with future use recommendations for Memorial Arena
Closed in 2018 due to the arena’s aging ammonia-based refrigeration system, the facility did remain open for floor-based sports such as ball hockey and shuffleboard.
Hardeman celebrates 30 years in provincial politics
The longest-serving current member of the Ontario Legislature recently reached three decades of public service.
Built by volunteers: How Lou and Janet Divita helped Canada Day soar
Those who spent any time at Canada Day in New Hamburg this year, whether they were wrangling their kids near the Kids area or enjoying the spectacular fireworks, likely felt the ripple effect of two very dedicated volunteers: Lou and Janet Divita.
Wellesley council amends fireworks bylaw to limit when they can be set off and where they can be sold
Residents of the Township of Wellesley could soon be fined if they set off fireworks outside of designated times on Victoria Day, Canada Day and Labour Day after councillors approved an amendment to the township’s fireworks bylaw.
Jamaica’s Colette Roberts Risden recognizes, builds relationship with farm employers
Wine and cheese were merely the appetizers. The main menu items at the Jamaican Liaison Service’s (JLS) Agricultural and Tourism Forum were staple specialties of the Caribbean island nation: sun, sand and surf, and access to a skilled and committed labour force through the Seasonal Agricultural Workers and Ag-Stream Programs.
Larry Davis brings ingenuity to farming
When Ag Day returned to Hagersville on June 6 as part of the town’s 150th anniversary celebrations, Larry Davis was there for the opening ceremonies, giving the official proclamation as town crier.
The Norfolk Rodeo returns to Timmermans Ranch for eighth year
Top-notch rodeo and two top country acts are on tap for the Norfolk Rodeo on July 18, 19 and 20.
About 8,000 people attended the rodeo last year, making it the county’s largest county’s largest agriculture and country themed event outside of the Norfolk County Fair.
Demo day helps inspire a new generation of farmer
With an Xbox controller in their hands, visitors young and old tried to navigate the robot through the rows of corn.
Joe Whitty’s secrets to success: Hard work, a willingness to adapt, and the love of a good wife
It may not be a huge surprise that a farmer like Joe Whitty enjoys the spring. After all, that’s the time of year when the soil comes back to life and the crops start growing. The world regains colour and sound as the animals come out of their winter slumbers.
Farm Day offers a chance to meet farm animals and the people who raise them
Last month’s Farm Day provided a window into agriculture.
Ginseng stays as the “consistent crop” at Malecki Farms
Blaine, 27, and his brother, Brent, 31, grew up with ginseng, on Malecki Farms, located on Pleasant Ridge Road near Brantford.
Ontario produce growers talk tariffs
On the first day of his second term as President of the US, Donald Trump announced that he would be imposing an additional 25% tariffs.
Years of determination and heart pay off at Rockton World’s Fair
Over 100 4-H dairy members from both central and southern Ontario competed, with 15-year-old Coleman awarded reserve grand champion showman.
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